With Condoms in Particular, Local Stations Can Say No
New York Times, July 16, 2007
By Andrew Adam Newman
Banned in Pittsburgh?
Controversy over a new advertising campaign by Trojan, the condom maker, has trickled down to the local level, with television stations in Pittsburgh roundly refusing to show it, and stations in Seattle giving it the green light.
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